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macOSBeta · v0.1.0

Review every change before it lands

ffgit is a desktop Git client for reviewing real code and image changes across repositories and worktrees, with Claude Code and Codex working right beside you.

ffgit is in beta. Features are evolving, and you may encounter bugs.

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Beta · v0.1.0 (92) · Oct 25, 2026macOS 12+ · Apple Silicon & Intel

Signed & notarized by AppleWindows and Linux are in testing

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ffgit Changes tab: the file list, a numbered text diff and the commit composer

Works with the tools you already use

Image review

See what changed in every pixel.

PNG, JPEG, WebP and static SVG get a real review: two synchronized panes, editable zoom and a count of the pixels that changed.

  • Side by side
  • Swipe
  • Overlay
  • Pixel diff
  • Before
  • After
  • Blink
  • Fit, Width and 1:1, with cursor-centered wheel, pinch and double-click zoom
  • Correct before and after for staged, working and commit changes, renames included
  • Golden-test failures from CI open in the same viewer, Expected against Actual
Side-by-side image comparison with 67.36% of pixels changed

Agents

Bring your own agent.

ffgit doesn't resell tokens or ship a model of its own. It starts the Claude Code and Codex you already have, signed in with your own account, and keeps each task in a worktree you can review.

  • Claude Code

    claude · your Claude login

  • Codex

    codex login · your Codex login

  • Any MCP client

    ffgit-mcp · Git tools over MCP

  • No account to create in ffgit
  • Same task, another agent or model: ⌘↩
  • Every task in its own worktree

Live status

Working, waiting for permission or input, ready for review, or failed — read from each agent's own session files on this Mac.

One inbox

Questions, ready responses and failures land in Activity: Needs you, Ready for review and Errors.

Chat inside ffgit

Agents run in a terminal in Chat, where you answer them, search the scrollback and resume later.

What each chat keeps

See the disk a conversation uses and free what its next run would write again.

Commit

Commit what you meant to commit.

Stage files, hunks or single lines, keep typing while Git catches up, and get a clear warning before a secret or build output slips into history.

  • Line and hunk staging for text files, with an explicit amend
  • A change queue: stage file after file without waiting for Git
  • Warnings for likely secrets, build output and files over 50 MiB
  • Your hooks and signing run exactly as Git is configured

Features

Everything a review needs.

From the commit graph to the last recovery copy, ffgit keeps the whole Git loop in one window.

ffgit commit graph with HEAD, feature and remote-tracking badges

Commit graph

A topological graph across branches, tags and remotes, with filtering, merge edges and badges for other worktrees.

Pull and merge requests

GitHub and GitLab reviews in the app: diffs and images, inline drafts, replies, approve or request changes, and a confirmed merge.

Linked worktrees

Discover, create and open worktrees with their submodules. Switching keeps your tab, filters and commit drafts.

ffgit Changes tree with added, renamed, removed and untracked files

Every status, every file

Staged, unstaged, untracked and conflicted files in a tree, with renames and a commit composer at hand.

ffgit Backups with automatic backups and restore actions

Recovery copies

Automatic backups before commands that rewrite files. Verify, export or restore one into a new folder.

Named workspaces

Personal, Work, Open source: shared projects, author profiles and commit signing chosen per workspace.

Add from folder

Point ffgit at ~/code and tick the repositories it finds, grouped by folder with remote, branch and last change.

Asks before it removes

Discard, delete, abort or remove ask first, with a button named for the action instead of a generic OK.

ffgit Appearance settings with theme, palette and contrast

Your palette

System, light or dark with built-in or imported palettes, and contrast that follows the system setting.

Built for review, not bolted on

Most Git clients stop at the text diff. ffgit treats images, CI output and agent work as changes worth reviewing.

CapabilityffgitTypical Git GUI
Line and hunk staging✓Usually
Image diff with swipe, overlay, pixel diff and blink✓Limited
Linked worktrees with their own drafts and state✓Sometimes
GitHub and GitLab reviews in the app✓Sometimes
CI logs, artifacts and golden-test failures✓—
Claude Code and Codex sessions with live status✓—
MCP server for coding agents✓—
Warnings for secrets and build output before a commit✓Rarely
Recovery copy before commands that rewrite files✓Rarely
Disk cleanup for worktrees, build output and chats✓—

MCP

Let your agents read Git through ffgit.

ffgit ships an MCP server, so Claude Code, Codex and other clients use the same Git core you review with — and ask you before they change anything.

~/code
$ claude mcp add --scope user ffgit -- \
/Applications/ffgit.app/Contents/MacOS/ffgit-mcp --allow ~/code
$ codex mcp add ffgit -- \
/Applications/ffgit.app/Contents/MacOS/ffgit-mcp --allow ~/code
# then, in an agent session:
●ffgit_status
●ffgit_logsearch "validators"
●ffgit_blamesrc/checkout/validators.ts
●ffgit_diff--staged
●ffgit_commit→ Approve in ffgit

  • Read tools. Status, branches, history and commit search, diffs, blame, line history, grep, conflicts and recovery copies.

  • Changes you approve. Agents can ask to stage, commit, branch, stash or resolve a conflict; the app carries it out with a recovery copy.

  • Only the folders you allow. The server reads repositories under --allow and never writes itself. No push, pull, discard or branch removal.

Main menu → Coding agents (MCP)… shows these commands with copy buttons.

Read the MCP docs

Pricing

Start early. Save 50%.

Free for personal use and small companies. Founders get 50% off paid licenses.

Free

$0USD

For personal use and companies with up to 3 developers.

  • No payment card required
  • Use your existing agent accounts

Annual

Founders · 50% off

Standard price: $50 USD

$25USD

/ seat / year

A yearly subscription for each person using ffgit.

  • Access and updates while subscribed
  • Billed yearly; cancel future renewals

Lifetime

Founders · 50% off

Standard price: $150 USD

$75USD

/ seat · one-time

Pay once for lifetime access to ffgit.

  • Lifetime access
  • All future updates included at no extra cost

All prices in USD. Free for personal use and companies with up to 3 developers. In companies with 4 or more developers, every person using ffgit needs a paid seat, including the first three. Agents and repositories do not count as seats.

Founders keep 50% off the current public price for their original seats, including future annual subscription renewals. Lifetime includes all future updates at no extra cost. Additional seats are priced at the standard rate.

License purchases are coming soon. Download the beta today.

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Frequently asked questions

Is ffgit still in beta?

Yes. ffgit is currently in beta: features are evolving and bugs are possible. The macOS beta is available to download; Windows and Linux builds are still in testing. License purchases are coming soon.

Who can use ffgit for free?

Personal use and companies with up to 3 developers are free. In companies with 4 or more developers, every person using ffgit needs a paid seat, including the first three. Agents, windows and repositories are not seats.

How does the founders discount work?

Founders keep 50% off the current public price for their original seats, including future annual subscription renewals. Lifetime includes all future updates at no extra cost. Additional seats are priced at the standard rate.

What is ffgit?

A desktop Git client for reviewing real code and image changes across repositories and worktrees. It also runs Claude Code and Codex in their own worktrees and shows you what they changed before you commit it.

Which platforms does it run on?

macOS 12 or later, on Apple Silicon and Intel. The DMG is signed and notarized by Apple. Windows and Linux builds are in testing and are not a public release yet.

How do updates work?

ffgit checks for updates itself with Sparkle, and ffgit → Check for Updates… does it on demand. When a build is too old to keep working, the app asks you to update before you continue.

Does ffgit send my code anywhere?

No. Git runs through the git installed on your Mac, and provider tokens are stored locally in an encrypted file. ffgit talks to GitHub or GitLab only when you act on them, checks for updates, and release builds send crash reports to ASO.dev's own Sentry.

Does it replace the git command line?

No, it uses it. Every operation runs through your installed git, so hooks, signing, filters and your config apply as usual. ffgit never deletes a locked index.lock; it waits and retries.

Which coding agents does it work with?

Claude Code and Codex, started from ffgit with the CLI and login you already have. Any MCP client can read repositories through ffgit-mcp.

What if an operation goes wrong?

Before switching branches, discarding, stashing, merging, rebasing, pulling and other commands that rewrite files, ffgit saves a recovery copy you can verify, export or restore into a new folder.

Who makes ffgit?

The team behind ASO.dev. ffgit is built and distributed on the same infrastructure as the ASO.dev desktop app.

Your diffs deserve a real review.

Install ffgit, open the repositories you already have, and review code, images and agent work in one place.

Download the betaRead the docs

Beta · v0.1.0 (92) · Oct 25, 2026macOS 12+ · Apple Silicon & Intel

Signed & notarized by AppleWindows and Linux are in testing